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Grill Armor heat-resistant gloves for cooking, baking, grilling, and other protective jobs around the house are the extra layer of defense you want when you’re around heat. A pair can handle temperatures up to a whopping 932° Fahrenheit, so tasks like checking on piping hot dishes and moving grill grates and oven racks are safely handled. Boiling lobsters or pasta, or doing some canning? Go for a waterproof pair that is just as protective.

A lining of Aramid built into the gloves is where the heat-shielding power comes from. The material is similar to Kevlar and is often used in flame-resistant and heat-protective clothing. On the outside, a silicone coating gives the flexible gloves extra grip. So you can feel more confident and safer when you’re around high heat.

Quick Questions

These gloves are heat resistant up to 932° Fahrenheit. They are EN407 certified oven and grilling gloves and provide the highest heat rating for protective gloves on the market today.

Please do not use gloves over recommended max temperature. Contact temperature(F)(C) and threshold time in second(s)* as certified by EN407, CTC Safety Agency:932° Fahrenheit (500° Celcius) 12s to 14s662° Fahrenheit (350° Celcius) 16s to 18s482° Fahrenheit (250° Celcius) 21s to 23s212° Fahrenheit (100° Celcius) 55s to 61s*The time at which the inner surface temperature of the gloves becomes uncomfortable for the user.

What materials are used to make these gloves heat- and flame-resistant?

The secret to the effectiveness of these heat-resistant gloves is that they feature an inside lining made from Aramid (similar to Kevlar), cotton, and polyester. Aramid is used for making both flame-resistant clothing and heat-protective clothing—keeping your hands safe while also being comfortable and easy to use. Aramid fibers are a class of heat-resistant and extremely durable synthetic fibers.

How do I care for the gloves?

To clean the gloves, machine wash on cotton setting with non-chlorine bleach only. Do not use fabric softener or chlorine bleach as this may damage protective outer lining of glove. Air dry only.

To treat stains, spot-treat with pre-wash stain remover and allow to sit for several minutes before washing. Wash regularly to prevent grease build up on gloves. To dry the gloves, wring out lightly after washing and place on drying rack or clothesline to air dry. Do not use gloves while still wet as this can allow heat to penetrate glove.

See what people say about us...

"These gloves are fantastic. I make a lot of dishes in heavy cookware and had such a hard time keeping my grip or moving the large cast iron pots. These are perfect because your whole hand is protected -- no more burns on the top of your hands, while giving you better control over what you are handing than a classic oven mitt. They're also a lifesaver if you are making anything at the top end of the temperature range."

P.J. Larson

"The gloves really work! I used them to remove hot trays from the oven, in addition to not feeling any heat at all the trays didn't slip out of my hand. I was anxious to use them while grilling and they really made the whole experience much easier. I was not worried about getting burned when I was turning the food."

Christine

"Love these gloves! I have small hands and love to bake, so I often run into problems of almost losing my grip on whatever I'm pulling out of the oven. These gloves give me a much better grip on hot cookie trays and pie dishes than the standard oven mitt. It's also a lot easier to grab oddly-shaped dishes with the dexterity of the glove, as opposed to oven mitts where you don't have a lot of control over what you're grabbing."

Madeline

"I do quite a bit of smoking and it can get dicey trying to add wood chips or more water mid-smoke with your bare hands. Using oven mitts really isn't an option due to the dexterity required. These gloves seem to get the job done much better and clean up real nice."